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Res Judicata: Stopping Re-litigation for Judicial Finality

Post Overview: The Doctrine of Finality Understand the powerful legal doctrine of res judicata, which ensures the finality of judgments by preventing the same claims and issues from being re-litigated. This essential guide explains the difference between Claim Preclusion and Issue Preclusion (Collateral Estoppel), outlines the elements required for its application, and details its crucial […]

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